the search continues for leads in the death of a popular principal from the d.c. area. >> one crucial clue found over the snow but still no suspects in a murder that has shocked the school where he served. air traffic across europe is still a mess and there is

still word that a volcanic ash cloud is causing all of this and headed to north america. from the pictures you post to the messages you send, every little hinge you do online could affect the way others see you. we'll show you ways to protect your online reputation. we'll take a look outside as we're starting to get a little bit of daylight on this monday morning. it is april 19, 2010. it is chillity out there. thank you for wicking up with fox 5 morning news. i'm steve chenevey. >> i'm gurvir dhindsa. -- thank you for waking up with fox 5 morning news. >> we'll have bright sunshine and less wind than yesterday. we'll get rid of the clouds and the wind p we are starting off with chilly temperatures. i've shut off the heat at my house. it officially got shut off and now it is a little cold in there this morning when i left for work. let's look at temperatures across the region. they vary from the 30s in spots off to the west to the mid-40s

here in washington. 46 right here in downtown washington. 42 for our friends in baltimore. 39 in frederick. 42 at dulles. you get the idea here. temperatures in the low to mid- 40s. a jacket as you run outside to the car this morning as these temperatures are well below where they should be for this time of year. much improvement in the forecast today in terms of sunshine. no rain expected and it should be a brait one and a little warmer later today with highs low to mid-60s. yesterday be we were in the upper 50s across the area. today, mid-60s. that will feel better. our average daytime high is 68. we went get there today. i don't think there will be too opinion people complaining with the winds starting to dissipate. 65 intown. 67 at fredericksburg. no rain until the middle of the week. more details on this in just a couple of minutes. >> let's check in with julie and get a look at traffic out there. >> we'll start off first of all in montgomery county and that is where we've got some major

tie-ups to report for those continuing northbound 29 here at university boulevard. we had the road completely blocked here. police are still on the scene of this accident which is right on the northbound side of the highway. traffic coming northbound on colesville road is forced to exit there at university boulevard. coming southbound in the direction of the beltway, you are able to get through under police direction but again, delays are starting to formerly this morning trying to make your way through four corners southbound along 29 colesville road. if you are traveling in virginia, 395 northbound leaving duke street continuing up towards seminary road. all lane are open. earlier disabled vehicle that we had in the roadway has cleared. kenilworth avenue still blocked off because of emergency roadwork. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. our top story this morning, as police piece together clues in the murder of a d.c. principal, his staff and

students go back to work today. >> a coworker went to brian betts' home last week when he didn't show up for work. they found he had been shot to death. michelle rhee recruited him to take over the consolidated shaw and garnet middle schools. students say his murder leaves an unimaginable void. >> he has always helped us with our grades, always been around happy. and for something like this to happen out of nowhere. >> my staff would come back from a visit at the school and say that place is alive. the kids love being there. the adults love being there. it is such a positive place to be and that is a huge testament to the work that he did. >> still no word this morning on suspects or a motive in the killing. a frostburg state university student was killed over the weekend. it happened early saturday morning at an off-campus party. police say brandon carroll was killed when tyrone hall shot into a crowd that had confronted hall after he

allegedly assaulted a woman. one other student was shot. yesterday, friends gathered for a vigil at carroll's old high school in waldorf where he was a star basketball player. >> very upset. couldn't believe it. i'm still in the state of shock. i didn't ever think it would be brandon. i still don't believe it. >> for the whole waldorf community, it is really sad how it is. word kind of spread pretty quickly with one of your own that no longer here and i just think it is kind of difficult for everyone. couldn't imagine what the family is going through. >> another student would was shot is expected to recover. a college student from front royal virginia was shot and killed near texas southern university in houston. 18-year-old joshua mcmacel was at a party early set morning when shots were fired into a crowd. no arrests were made in that case. dr. dorothy hite still listed in serious but stable condition at howard university hospital. doctors say she is admit in late march after friends say

she seemed extrooply tired just a few days before her 98th birthday. -- seemed extremely tired just before a few days before her 98th birthday. african-americaner say a new ash plume from a volcano in ice land is lower now and causes less problems for aircraft. forecasters tell sky news in britain that a ash cloud could hit the canadian coast today. forecasters--forecasterss say a knew ash plume from a volcano in iceland is lower now. more than 70 world leaders were supposed to attend the funeral for poland's president and first lady over the weekend

including president barack obama. but the volcan issue ash cloud over europe forced them to cancel at the last minute. the president of poland and his wife were laid to rhett on sunday, eight days after they died in a plane crash. thousands of people lined the streets for the funeral procession in poland. it has been 15 years sin the oklahoma city bombing. on this day today, 168 people including 19 children were killed when a truck bomb went off outside the alfred p. murrah federal building. timothy mcveigh was convicted of federal murder charges and executed. today, 168 seconds of silence will be held starting at 10:02 this morning. toyota will apparently pay up rather hand fight. an official in the transportation department says toyota is expected to agree to pay a record $16.4 million in fines over those tea detective gas pedals rather than go to court. toyota wait waited four months

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he met with a group of american who were abused by collegey. the vatican says the pope vowed to do everything possible to bring abusive priests to justice. five major airlines now promising not to charge for you your carry-on bags inform august, spirit airlines will begin charging customers up to $45 each for carry-on luggage. it seemed that most carriers might follow at first. but a group of u.s. senators threatening legislation that would tax the air carriers so for now at least, american, delta, united, u.s. airways and yet blue all promising they will not impose a fee. still ahead, every tweet that you send, every picture that you post can make or break your online reputation. >> we'll he show you some ways to protect that reputation. first, it was a pretty cool day outside yesterday. how long will this cooldown stick around? tucker has the forecast and julie has another check on traffic when we come back.

welcome back. we are coming up on 16 minutes after 6:00 now. you mute remember this. we showed new video of what may have been a meteor lighting up the night sky over the midwest. a wisconsin man says he has a piece of that. geologists at the university of wisconsin think it is the real deal because it has what is called a fusion crust, something that is caused only when a meteor gets super heated by speeding through the atmosphere. >> pretty cool stuff. >> or a rock is left in the microwave too long. >> i haven't done that recently. >> all right. so it is cool across the area. temperature are in the 30s and low 40s. that is much cooler than it should be so bring along a jacket. you will be unpleasantly surprised by the coolness but hang in there. the sunshine will be back and we'll be back in the mid-60s. this will be a good-looking

workweek at least weather-wise for us. can't guarantee the work will look good but it probably should. there is the frost advisory continuing across areas to the south an west, counties like fauquier county, page county, nelson county, shenandoah county, under a frost advisory until 8:00 this morning. we have temperatures just above the freezing mark in a few spots off to the south and west. the rest of the area is still cool. temperatures in the low 40s no much of montgomery county up towards howard county and it will be cool here to start the day. eventually, the sun will win out and we'll see temperatures back in the middle 60s today p a -- so warmer than it was yesterday. you get the idea of very cool temperatures off to the west. that is why before a frost advisory until 8:00 this morning. probably need a jack e these temperatures by late more than, early afternoon should start a

gradual warm-up. lots of sunshine in the forecast unlike yesterday when the cloud cover won out for much of the day. should be more sunshine today. a mostly sunny day. very quiet the next couple of days. watching an area of storminess trying to make it to the washington area by about wednesday. temperatures back near where they should be. our average daytime high is 68. sunny skies being a little warmer than yesterday. 65, less wind as well. that will make it more comfortable. clear skies and cool again tonight, 48 in town. low to mid-40s off to the north and west. a few degrees warm he than we are at this hour. still generally on the cool side. tomorrow, 67. lots of sunshine on tuesday as well. we cloud up wednesday. could be some showers. if you want some rain, need some rain for the gardens. and then behind that system, we are back into the 70s, low 70s thursday and friday. that is it for the forecast. let's get to julie wright.

she has the latest this morning with our on-time traffic. >> all right. well, if you were traveling kenilworth avenue northbound, that is where we had emergency roadwork blocking the lanes on the outer loop. outer loop itself open for business as you continued around from college park head over towards 270. northbound 2959 university boulevard coming from the beltway headed in the direction of white oak. traffic squeezes by single file to the right. coming southbound, awful your lanes are open. 270 busy on the top side approaching and passing 109. coming inbound on nix leaving 7100, all lane are open right now headed eastbound toward fair oaks. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. service back to normal this morning on metro. trains were single tracking on the red, blue, orange and green lines over the weekend adding up to 40 minute to travel time. metro was replacing old traffic components. our business beat is coming up next. big trouble for wall street giant goldman sachs over

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network is live in new york with our business beat. goldman sachs is supposed to report earnings. tell me in plain english what the sec is charges goldman sachs with. >> that is a great question because it can get real complicated if you use wall street terminology but in reality, it is very simple. good old-fashioned nasty and horrible fraud. lets a say i come to you and i say build me a house but i am going to give you all of the materials to build that house and they will be explosive, inflammable and guarantee to burn down one month after you finish building the house and sell it to somebody p i want you to sell the house with the bad materials to everyone without it would being them i provide the the nasty materials and two that i have purchased insurance that the house will burn down and i will collect when it does. that in a nutshell is what goldman is accused of doing.

there is nothing also illegal by goldman also buying insurance that the house will burn down. what the se cri. says is potentially fraud is they didn't tell the buyer of the house or the collateralized debt obligation that the stuff was going to blow up and burn down. >> so when goldman reports earnings tomorrow, what is it hoping to gain from that to counter these charges? >> well, what unvastors will be looking for in the earning report is more aggressive language that goldman will fight this thing in court. usually, these kinds of things get settled outside of court so that you and i and the rest of the world can't see what is going on. another problem facing goldman is they're expected to pay about $5.8 bill wrong in bonn uses to employees this week and this will just give people in washington something to rally about. a lot of what you saw on friday were the charges against goldman were somewhat political

but there is also the valid argument to be made, how can you sell this to people without telling them what it is. >> before we let you go. dow down on friday. how are we going to short changes off? are things looking any better as we head toward the opening bell? >> i don't know if you are old enough to remember the 1978 movie grease but they sing how low can you go? we are looking negative. futures are pointing down. >> thank you, adam. appreciate that. we'll take with one of with you u. folks tomorrow, either you or chris. >> every move you make online can impact your reputation. we'll show you some ways to rocket your image and keep it out of the wrong hands. a popular principal is murdered. stayy cohan is following this story for us as students head back to class. >> reporter: good morning. it will be a somber return to senior high school here as

students and staff come together for the first time since principal brian betts is murdered.

temperatures here about in the mid-40s which opportunity seem terrible. >> but lots of 30s off to the west. before a frost advisory believe it or not. not too far away. it will warm up today. it will be bright, sunny and less windy than it was this weekend we had very gusty wind around here this weekend. let's get right to it. we'll talk about regional temperatures not just here in washington but much of the the area on the cold side. look at columbus, ohio right now. 3 # degrees. beckly, west virginia, 34. pittsburgh, 36. -- 32 degrees at columbus, ohio right now. with the sunshine and less wind

it can will feel a lot warmer today and our high temperatures should be a good four or five degrees higher than they were. lots of sunshine in the forecast. there you go. look at the clear skies breaking out across the mid- atlantic. our next area storminess doesn't arrive until the middle of the week. next couple of days should be just fine. a nice warming trend the next couple of days. 65 in downtown washington. 66? waldorf and a little cooler off to the north and west, 62 for those watching in frederick this morning. more details on the forecast and ask the weather guy is coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> thank you. let's look at the roads and julie wright. >> very busy along 29 northbound at university boulevard. that is where we had the accident activity with traffic squeezing by single file to the right. coming southbound, no incidents to report. lanes are open out of white oak headed out towards university boulevard. it appears they just reopened he go here along northbound 29 so a better ride for you as you

travel north from the beltway headed out towards university boulevard. coming unbound on 66, volumes increasing. we are slowing out of manassas traveling between the two 234 interchanges. traffic flows again after nutley treat to the beltway. police searching for a suspect in a hit and run that happened just after 2:00 sunday morning at the intersection of indian head highway and talbert drive in oxon hill. police found a 29-year-old woman unconscious an suffering from multiple injuries. she was tone taken to a local hospital and last listed in critical condition. our top story, grieving students in northwest d.c. heading back to school without their leader this morning. >> somebody murdered shaw middle school convince pal brian betts last week and this morning, there is no word on any arrests or even possible suspects. stacy cohan is live at the school for you with more. >> reporter: by allths, brian betts had a major impact on

shaw middle school students. they loved him. he had been recruited by schools chancellor michelle rhee and in his short amount of time, he had apparently done a lot of good things for the students. can you see at the entrances, chalk drawn on the doors, expresses of regret for his murder saying you will be missed. now, brian betts was found murdered inside his silver spring home on thursday night. he was the victim of at least one gunshot wound. montgomery county police are still searching for suspects. they did manage to refer a clue over the weekend. his nissan suv was located in southeast washington and is now in evidence in montgomery county. so far, no word on a mo suspect. we did peek to some students as well as the schools chancellor who talked about the impact betts had here in that short amount of time. >> he has always helped us with our grades and always been around happy and for something like this to happen out of nowhere. >> my staff would come back

from a visit at the school and say that place is alive. the kids love being there. the adults love being there. it is such a positive place to be and that is a huge testament to the work that he did. >> reporter: although many students gathered outside of the school over the weekend when news of betts' murder spread, today will be the first school day since that murder, a time when students and staff can gather together to mourn the loss of their principal. back to you. >> thank you. a frostburg state university student killed over the weekend. this was early saturday morning at an off-campus party. police say brandon carroll was killed when tie rope hall shot into a crowd that had confronted hall after he allegedly assaulted a woman. one other student was shot. yesterday, friends gathered at his old school inual darva where he was a star basketball player. dr. dorothy hite still listed in serious but stable condition this morning at howard university hospital. dr.hite was admitted in late

march after sprendz say she seemed expremier e. treatmently -- after friends say she seemed extremely tired, just a few days before her 98th birthday. now to some of another big stories we're following this morning. forecasters say a new ash plume from a volcano in iceland is lower and poses less of a threat to aircraft. the ash already in the air continues to cause problems. forecasters tell sky news, the cloud could hit the canadian coast today. the aviation industry is losing at least $200 million day because of canceled flights. some airlines have safely tested the air over northern europe but meet meeta rollings warn the situation is still unpredictable and dangerous. the. more than 07 world leads were supposed to taken the

funeral for the poll under president and first lady including president barack obama. the vop volcanic ash cloud forced them to cancel at the last minute. -- the volcanic ash cloud forced them to cancel at the last minute. missiles were on parade in the streets of iran's capital during national army days celebration. the country claims the missiles can hit israel or the troops in iraq. secretary gates says the united states is prepared if take a range of action against iran. 16 # people including 19 children were killed whether a truck bomb went off outside the federal building in oklahoma city. timothy mcveigh was convicted and later executed. today, there will be 16 # seconds of silence starting at 10:02 this morning. department of homeland security

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if you use facebook, my space or twitter, you are creating an online reputation and good or bad, it could impact the way your boss or potential employers see you. this morning, regina lewis from aol joins us to talk about web sites that can help you clean up that digital dirt, if there is dirt out there. good morning. >> thank you. >> a few years ago which i was changing jobs from one station to another and i was being

replaced, there was a lot of stuff on the internet. my mother called me and said i fwoogled you and said can you call the internet and tell them to take you off the internet. i couldn't do that. what can people do if there is stuff about you on the internet. >> your mother has your back on the reputation. that is an example and a lot of people feel that way about their kids who are either applying for college or going into the work force. you mentioned the term digital dirt or just not liking what you see. it is reputation management. you have to think of it that way. plus, traditionally, there is not many forums where you would have your boss and your former college roommate all in the same group. people are mixing things that they haven't mixed before. you are in charge. you have to think of it almost as your credit score for the 21st century f you don't like what you see, you have a couple of different choices. you can contact the sites and try to have the bad stuff taken down. the key to doing that is to use

the language in their privacy policy. defamation of character, use it word for word. that is something that gets their attention and makes them say it is against our policy, we'll take it down for you. the other thing to do is bury it. meaning what is the good stuff you want out there. open your own web site. comment because the more good stuff you have that rises to the top, the more you can kind bury the bad and the bottom line is if it is not on the front page of google, it drops off in terms of the number of people would will see it. >> i hear ads now for things like my reputation.com which tells you that they'll help you clean up that image out there. are these web sites legit? do they work and does it cost you money? >> it does. my reputation.com, i've spoke within them. he do charge a fee of about $10 a month. they do this leg work for you. they contact the sites and ask if the information to be taken down. they are using the language in the privacy policy. they will give awe monthly audit of here is what it looks

like. here is what your reputation looks like. we found these photos and posts. can you do that as well. if you want to stay on top of it, you can sign for google alerts. you can type if your name or your child's name or if you are running a small business and you want to keep tabs on it, can you type in the name your small business. you will get e-mails daily saying this was just added. they will provide that report for you and the other thing they will counsel you is to make sure you have some good stuff out there as well. the bottom line is these web sites are legit but we can do the stuff ourselves without having to pay for it. >> if you have a big problem on your hands, i've talked to some people would ran a business and they felt like the slanderous things got out there, they found it invaluable to go with these sites. >> let's talk about thing like facebook because these are things that we ourself post that we my not even realize

could cause problems down the road. of a got my privacy setting set so i think that no one can find me. i'm in the witness protection program. do those privacy setting work? >> the issue is the people would are your friends, you want to be judicious about that. people can copy the photos even if they are up only momentarily before you pull them down. if you don't like a photo, can you untag them. have a conversation with your kids. i spoke with some parents this week who said my gosh, my husband and i weren't daktly bathing suit ready and the kids are posting photos from spring break. they're killing us. that may be vanity more than reputation but it is an interesting example of you didn't need all your colleagues to see the swimsuit photos. so those kinds of things warrant a conversation an photos and video are tricky.

having said that, don't absolutely panic until you are a celebrity. for all intense and purposes it is gone when you pull it down. applying to college comes to mind. even some admissions officers are now hiring kids to friend some of the kids would are appear cabts to -- would are applicants. if you are claiming you are really into the environment and someone goes to your facebook passenger and you are not a fan of the environmental protection agency and if you are not really walking the talk, it doesn't add up. so who you -- not pretrend to be but the person you are trying to be, macsure it's reflection of that. >> make sure it is who you are. >> there shouldn't be a big disparity between your offline identity and your job line identity. >> thank you. appreciate it very much. we put these tips on our web site too. >> thank you. tucker with is me now as we take a look at the forecast for today. a lot of folk waking up and thinking is this the middle of

april right now? >> we have temperatures falling back into the 30s. we are going to warm up. we'll have pore sunshine today. less cloud core and -- we'll have more sunshine today. less cloud cover and less wind. the leading headline, chilly temperatures this morning. you got it. we've got 0s and 40s across the area. more-- 30s and 40s across the area. today, mostly sunny. that will be a nice improvement. we'll watch the temperatures push back into the 60s this afternoon. if you need rain, the next chance is on wednesday. a slight chance. i don't think we'll fete much in the way of rain shower activity for much of the week this week. 46 in washington. 4 in manassas. 37 at dulles. 35 at martinsburg. you get the idea here, just off to the west, north and souse, very chilly temperatures to start the day. we are going to be on the cool

side for another hour or two. sun is up now and i think by mid- to late more than, the temperatures will get a chance to jump. we'll be warmer than yesterday and it will be nice an bright out there this afternoon. it should be a really nice looking monday affect. not a whole lot happening. a little bit of cloud cover off to the north and to the east and out to the west here into the ohio valley. not a lot happening. just the clear skies out there. today and tomorrow should be just fine with lots of sunshine. as we get into wednesday, we'll watch an area of storminess pass to our south. it look like it could move just far enough north for cloud cover and a chance for some showers here wednesday afternoon and wednesday night. other than that, most of the week features awe pretty quiet weather pattern. here is your forecast for today. lots of sunshine. a little warmer than yesterday. winds will be nice and lie out of the north and west at about five to 10 miles per hour. there is your five-day forecast. we'll warm it up a little bit more tomorrow. 67, more clouds by wednesday with a chance of some rain shower activity during the afternoon wednesday and wednesday night and if you want 70s, they too will be back in the forecast by thursday and

friday. this little cold snap won't last too much longer. it will be chilly for the next couple of hours. >> all right. it is time now for ask the weather guy. tony is enjoying a nice day off, well deserved. he will not be joining me for this morning's fun but so weather-related questions or otherwise. tony is off. today's question is from chaz. he writes last year i made the mistake of planting my vegetable garden a little early and one last freeze destroyed about 80% of t what date is considered safe it plant your garden. >> around here, that is an excellent request. >> i have a sense of what is a good time. i want to start with a look at

my graphic here the we have a frost advisory off to the south and west. here is what happens. this is so typical. if you are west of washington, you are going to need to wait a little bit longer than if you are east of washington. east of washington, the temperatures closer to the water have a moderating influence. so average last frost in washington, i'm going to pick a date of april 15th. you've looked at a bunch of web sites an a bunch of expertise including the national climate data center and the general consensus is april 15th the last average 32-degree temperature in wash is april 2nd. but i'm going to sort of cut it down the middle here with april 15th because areas out to the west typically can see cooler conditions. the late it has ever been # # or below in washington, april 29, 18746789 so we can have bracing temperatures into late april imlooked up last year's data. march9th was the last freeze in

washington last year. at dulles, it was april 16th. imsay saying wait until the middle of april. i'm looking at the five-day forecast. once we get through this morning, the next five to seven days, we are featuring temperatures well above the freezing mark. >> you are saying that chaz would have a better chance of starting early than gurvir out west. >> exactly. >> when i was in mississippi, i always planted right after easter but it's lot warmer there. >> and so now, i was atwal mart the other day and there was a fellow brying his tomato plants. i said i think we should get them now. >> i think it is safe to go with tomatoes. they are one of the more sense sieve vegetable crops and i think you can probably go with the tomatoes and the cucumbers an watch the garden grow. >> good. i'm ready. love it. >> if you have a question you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the

weather tab. and once that garden starts fwring, please send us your tomatoes and -- growing, please send us your tomatoes and corn. >> if you are nice to me, i'll share your produce too. >> i would love that. >> you got to be nice though. let's check in with julie wright. >> now, that we are growing the veggies, who is grilling them on a grill. >> tony. >> wait a minute. tony is operating a grill. where is the fire department? lanes are open traveling south along 270. heavy and stiedy leaving mva headed in towards rockville. lanes are open. no incidents to report -- heavy and steady leaving mva. if you are traveling inbound on 66 aroaching 123, accident activity quickly moves off to the shoulder. the lane are open once again.

66 slowing in separate stretches. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> on call this morning. a new study says day care workers have a tendency to send children home even when they have only a mild symptom that isn't a risk to themselves or other children. the study published in the journal peed rat atta ricks says child care workers should be better educate about what symptoms can be ignored. pets can suffer from ailment just like people. annex time your pooch is feeling a little bit under the weather, you might want to throw him a bone. casey stegeh has met a vet who treats her four-legged patient with ask turf puncture. >> for nearly 5,000 years, the ancient shine he is -- chinese form of acupuncture has helped

us. the need the supposedly redirects energy in our systems increasing broad flow, lowering the heart rate and improving immune function. >> i have asoon a lot of success with it. >> reporter: success with her patients who just happen to have four legs. nicole is special icing in pet acupuncture. >> i just love having another tool in my toolbox so to speak that i can use to treat these kinds of conditions. >> reporter: momo will be 14 next month and one of the had back surge are you. he has been coming in a few times a for. he is much more relaxed. he is blissful. but he also seems to walk better. >> reporter: but averaging $150 a session, some pet owners almost feel guilty about dropping so much cash in these tough economic times. >> every day i wake up and think, should i be spending this money and than i look at

momo and i think about it. if your priority is a dog that you love, then that is what you spend your money on. >> only three veterinary medicine schools in the united states offer advanced classes to teen veterinarians how to do pet ask puncture. difficult to gauge just how many dabble in it though popularity is increasing especially some major metro areas. >> coming up next, what is one great way to start your monday? with doughnuts, of course. >> what makes doughnuts even better? when you make them yourself. holly is live in rockville to show us how one business is fining sweet success. and other nutrients. and you can get whole soy, mixed together with real fruit, in soyjoy. and look for delicious new blueberry soyjoy. -- is finding sweet success. >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer

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this morning as we're live at the fractured prune. if you've been to ocean city, you're probably familiar with it. and they have franchised out and we're at the one in the rockville town center. and this morning we're going to find out all about this sweet business and talk about that unusual name. where did that come from? we're going to talk about how they go about making their donuts and the special glazes and the flavors and this is a special donut shop. one of the great things about the fractures prune is you can create your own donut. and we'll talk about that. and since there is this hockey game going on that people are probably excited about. guess what flavor we're going to make today? we're going to do a rock the red donut. what do you think about that? gurvir. >> sounds great. as long as you have a cup of coffee to dunk the donut in. we'll check in with you later on.

thanks a lot. big names in music will be on the national mall next sunday. sting, john legend, the roots are set to perform and jessie jackson and james cameron are also expected to speak. and that's going to do it for the 6:00 hour. thank you for joining us. let's turn things over to sarah who is joining steve for the next few hours. despite investigators finding a key piece of evidence, the death of a popular d.c. school principal is still clouded in mystery as students return to class for the very first time. volcanic ash from iceland reaching as far away as canada, causing widespread cancellations and leaving thousands of travelers stranded and costing hundreds of millions of dollars per day. we'll take a closer look at how soon the situation could clear just ahead. plus 15 years later oklahoma city will honor on